thy CO or ut only as dith x Dinah going forth to ſee the Daughters of the countrey, is ab , y a5 Euthonouravle and reproachful wy "by Sichem, fon of Hamar, 2. Who lover her, 3. Re uſed Los di /- I5 bur 1a this will we confanc unt = : fe . Jacob hears it, 5. Hamoy treats with Jacob and his Pane « wi be, as w2 be, that every male of 07 _ : if ye will They anſwered him deceitfully, making a condition that all the —_ 16 Then will we gi Age +—- be circumciſed: the Sichemites ſhould be crreumciſed, 13=-*=-17. They and their c: ou of '! we will take vor & g1VE Our daughters unto you and Heh, conſent to it, 18---23. Are circumciſed, and, when ſore, ſurpriz ER ith vc i daughters to us, and we will d at totl murthered by $1me0n and Levi ; the city is plundered b So Gu _— wit you, and we will become one ] __ at ts | women and children are carried away captive, 24---29 ck bes nay TAR i- Bur if ye will not h ; My PEOPIC. reed Þ monbled and afraid. 30. They j Are pre gs is exceding- | cif Lien Hill we tak earken unto us to be circum- "Chap2% ND Way the daughter of Leah, which ſhe bare gONC. take our daugher, and we will be | unto Jacob, went out 4 to ſee the daug 18 And the; | { land. | RONon0s GET oh _ words pleaſed Hamor, and Shechem \ 2 From her Father's Houſe into the cit : : | wD y, out of curioſi I ; _eing then,as Joſephus reports,a great concourſe of — bec - Fare drhe " 50s, I deferred not to do the thin > ſhe pur her {elf our of her Father's prorettion, and mere! . } becauſe he had delight in Jacob's daughter : and 5» Se a ht pam pc _ her felf and others to pen : more honourable than all the houſe o bis fathe JO ? - which was the worſe, becaule it : 20 'Ar g er, had no fear of God, to reſtrain them from ears ee them that Ard Hamor and Shechem his {on came unto Sh enormous Crimes. | S84t& of their ; 0 the e was now fourteen or fifteen year old. 'F chakrroton—d City p, and communed with the men of > 2 _ mw rg a ſon of Hamor the Hivite p The 91 OW | : rince of the countrey ſaw her, he 9 ace where all publick affairs were d | + Heb: with her, and + defil J h , he took her, and lay cd. Secon Gen. 22: 17: and 23:10. ebated and cohclud- : humbled » a efiled ner. 0 | 21 Theſe men are ve with we __ ber. And his ſoul clave unto Dinah the daughter of Ja- them dwell in the 1 — 0 with wh GE »z:.. + Heb: to cob, and he loved the damfſel, and ſpake Þ kind! land, behold it is la Wy, ene tredy RI FOO | a” the damſe! 5. ; Y UND} their daughters ” yy, ng or Ho OS c b ivi : rs to us for wives 4 ot OE Peri ter oe excengy erg and pplctar is | Or daughters, and let us give them . b C alc 7 Y See Iſa:40+ ger her conſent to marry him. ppeaſe and ſweeten her, and tof 22 Only herein will th | Ke 2 And Shechem ipak to dwell wi ill che men conſent unto ns, for Hoſ2:14- 7 Shechem ipake unto his father Hamor,ſayin ell with us, to be one people, if n Get me this damſfel to wife c. l 8» | among us be circumciſed, as they a ape alu roma c He deſires both his Father's conſent and aſſiſtance herein - Shall not their carte! and Y OI 5 And Jacob heard that he had-defiled Dinah his | ;? eaſt of theirs be ours q ? a v1 qa qt — m_ = ſons were with his cattel in the field) them, and they wii ett widows _ CINE and Jacob held his peace until they wer 7 Either for 6 the EC; | d Being unable to puniſh the Dellnqun, and —_ g. I. Tr2de; or ——_ porn) ip the way of Commerte and to do, he waits for his Sons coming and advice tknowing whar | well as theirs ; or becuaſe we ro tame Teas ear SIE 6 And Hamor the father ot Shecl . they, can eaſily over-gule th g more numerous and poten: than echem, went out un- || all thi y overxule them, and when we think -\p6 | to Jacob to commune with him. N- q F ings to our own advantage. Thus the meet, diſpoſe ; And the ſons of eſign with the ſpecious thew of publi y Conn "OTE [ch 7 And the lons© Jacob came out of the field wh 24 And unto H of Ponce gong Fa they aaperr gy 4 _ men were grieved : and they whe hearkened r _ — and ny Shechem his ſon, | very wroth, becauſe he had wrought nt out of the gate of his ci wh hag” - y ughrttolly e in Iſrael and every male was ci TH 5 Ky 7s in lying with Jacobs daughter ; which thing ough ary mks- of his ci 5 circumciſed, all that went out of al to. be do GOT hd. - © Thar _ / "UI Ss ge ; r They yielded to Circumciſion, partly in compli :th th Sy - which ho . - oun i ? 1ance wit 1 1 ellen chats with, by Fig pe go or dg nar noe times | the — mee, Won they _— loved or feared ; and bs for Fo ' counted: md commenty in Seeipmre” called fall; as Dy od is ac- | willing to expoſe ee advantage ;for which men are frequenrly Joſhua 7: 15, Juages 19: 23: and 20: 6, &c. f Or acainf I wy 21. | Citizens that went out of = to great pains and hazards. s All the C ther 1 axnialt the perſon, and in or againit the Family ofa NN OCONEE IEIG, UG: or cons = perſon near and dear to God, and highly honoured b Ba Iſrael, a had conſented s Ih. _ ? 17: 20. F ur when the chief perſons Poa a ox _- _ therefore cſteems the ir Army, ram pe comply with Hm ” eaſily pefriwade : or over-rule others to , as if they were done to himſelf. See Gen: 12: . v 25 Andi . FE Z __—_— CS Gen: 12:3, Jock 3:22. IF Fi _- it _ to paſs on the third day t,when they 4b _ - —_— oy gy to that Family, and which Fr ofe pormy os _ Sings, Di? [8 ar two of the ſons of Jacob Simeon and Ja amend cr See Deut: 22: 21. Joſh: 7: 15. And Miſes may here ix, Dinah's brethren p, took each m in his { eb bb Is Fong ge" _ ”_ uſed in Jacob's time, to wh _ and came upon the city boldly and * flew all th ": _ oy | ime, the ſenſe being in bork the : £ When the pai e males 2. efts not altered by ſuch a change. g Heb ame, and therefore | cja e pain and grief of Wounds is the greateſt Virt , not, &c. Bur in the Hebron # eb: ſhall not be done, 1. e. ſhould yy ws note. u And therefore not well able to AFend th ALS: « Cha i = ngnify ST gs I ap of the furuce time rus 2 —— _— great pain In Children, err ns 49: " 8 And Hamor communed with them ks ſaying, T Sec Joſ: 5:8. pong 4: 25. much more in grown. men. hat _ of my ſon Shechem longeth for your mg evans of CO RnN (nn Canduttors ofthe retvin che & ne | pray you give her him to wif iter 3: | tion ; bur it is probable from wer: 27. that IS SID , | ife. | : 27. that moſt of the hin With Jacob's ſons, to whom Jacob committed the buſineſs, bei ber a —_ pom them, and that they had a Dag wat vo 1 7 OE Pprefed _ _ and grief, and fear for age wn. venge their MA ion - mn ps would be ready enough Us a w ughter of your Family ; - : er. | . ' $ QuUArrei,and to unith ſo wy" ht b thers, becauſe they rented if Nag hr Farber, an af - v7 —_— EP aſcribed to them E cg + ye te : / 9 And make ye marriages with _ General, when i ay this or that was done by ſuch a Caprai n daugh us, and give you , when in truth ir was done by hi 14; $6 ghters unto us, and take our daughters unto YOUT | were both by the' Father and Moth ex wh ——_ _ b £ And ye ſhall dwell with us, and the land Nat b wg and noel hw the teft--- = Suck < —_ — CIOre yOu k : dwell and trad + By : all be | up, by comparing werſe 2 fo as Were grown : d\ e you tl 9 for thele, or ſome oſlas therein you therein,nd gee you | de Een the tet of the iu apinl thei Ser nd Fr: & (7. e.) In your power, to dwell where you pleaſc ſufficienr Auchavig ' — was manifold ; that they did it wichius _ ſame by Priviledges in it which —_ qe ig have | werſe 20. and Ger: _ wages rem Mind,as appearsfrom : I5. : take Poſſſſon in is, i.e. in a : . See Gen: | bonds, raſh p - 0. ich they Well Xnew : and with for Paſture or Tillage, as you wet Aus TR__E part of it, uſe it Guilty = uy, and cruelly puniſhed the Innoce = — | Your ſelves. ak good, and take the benefit to | lying _ that wa uſher'd in this fa with horrible deceir _ _ het EL ts S , er pretence of Friendſhip,and ſhew of Religion ap: brethren. * Lec Gn | ner, and unto her 26 And they flew Hamor and Sh i on 33-15. Fay me find grace in your eyes, and what | the | edge of . echem his ſon, with ye ſhall fay unto me, I will give. , whatl OB of the ſword, and took Dinah out of She- : I2 Ask me never ſo much dowry and gift y —_— NIE One. a | will give according as ye git, andT] 2/7 he ſons of Jacob came upon the lai : 'P = y ſhall ſay unto me - þ ed th im, and ſpoil- 2 me the damfſel to wife. 5 but give | = £2 wry, became they had « defiled their ſiſter \ 7M Dowry to her for he : : 7. e.) One of tnem, as oft-times that which 1 "8" « Mens Caving -chele =_ S camp aco— the Cm _— Oy py ro he whole body. See Jof ow Is ne Ax ou either for reparati ts al Cat : 22: 17. and Gift to : 2: 20, Or they impute Sheche 4h wo att. a 42s reſpett to you, 6. -"s rw hey ogy or in teſtimony of my _ and cunningly to take off from Cher Sling ary = en gy 12 And the fore of = en: 24: 53. this cruel a&tion ; or becauſe they made xr. proach o Hamor his father d " | og anſwered Shechem, and | {er by not diſcouraging and hindring that ove wag wh | ather deceitfally », a they might ; or by their being i re «rv ofiny 1 had Cefiled Dinah theis oy #, and 166, (I TEE. '# Pretending and promiſir : . ; ; . dition, which they P = : wr with themupon that con- | . Fra 4 ey nn ms ſheep and their oxen, 'and their 14 And they ſaid unto them, We c do thi was in th Kiel which as in the city, and that which ; * thing, co g1ve our ſiſter to one that 1 my 1 Sw b Thus th _ 4 * Jo 55 for * that were a reproach unto us is circuraiſed 0 3 | I do rh they bronghe the ſpoil Rome, and FE ONE ET ig Ns In [ _” rhen they brought the poil home, and r 73 etuined þagk both ghe fyrviy ing Pcople and their Goods, w_ it
Poole, Matthew, 1624-1679 • SECTION 101
Annotations upon the Holy Bible — Volume 1 — Section 101
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